Mental Evolution in Man: Origin of Human Faculty

able aboriginal abstract adjectives admit agglutinative already analysis Animal Intelligence appears apposition articulate sounds brute chapter Chauncey Wright classification concepts conceptual ideation conceptual thought concerned copula deaf-mutes degree denomination denotative name difference of kind distinction elements evidence evidence of evolution existence expressive fact gesture-language gesture-signs growing child higher human mind ideas imitative important infant inflectional instance intelligence introspective isolating language judgment language larvæ logic of recepts lower animals matter means mental evolution merely Mivart natural nouns objects observed onomatopoetic opponents origin Origin of Language parrot particular perception philologists philology polysynthetic languages pre-conceptual predication present previously primitive Professor Max Müller proposition proved psychological qualities question quote receptual ideation regard remarkable resemblance roots Sanskrit Sayce self-consciousness semiotic sense sentence sentence-words sign-making faculty significant signs speak species speech stage talking birds things tion utterance verb vocal words young child